Elmwood Community High School - Ulmus Yearbook (Elmwood, IL)

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NAME NIC KNAME William Andrews Jerry Blankenship Malcolm Bollinger Vernon Broadfield Ronnie Brooks Evert Cape Marilyn Cochran Richard Coon Ronald Coon Edward Cosby Douglas Coulter John Davis Judie Davis Flqyd Dunham Gerald Eccles Sharon Ekena Virginia Ekena Rowena Geeseman Robert Groeper Janet Harlan Tom Kilpatrick Karen Kleen Betty Largent Stewart Lewis Violet Lewis Larry McCoy Catherine Mc lntyre Joyce Nelson Larry Page Gerald Patterson Dale Patton Mary Etta Pettow Larry Proctor Judith Purcell Bill Robinson Carolee Smith Claude Spellman James Strappe Maurice Stambaugh Beverly Tanner Mary Ann Vance Judith Van Dusen John Wilson Joyce Webber Bill Blunker Mouse Vern Popsickle Cat Red Cracker Tombstone Ed Doug Long John Swish Birdlegs Jerry Dimples Ginger Honey Gopher Shortle Long Tom Jo Bet Stu Lulu Mac Katie Jody Hootch Sonny Pat Blondie Larr Judy Wild Bill Coke Elm Jim Speedy Bev Rattler Duzie Jack Mabel Senior Data AMBITION Mechanic TV Repairman Farmer Accountant A lady wrestler Naval officer Housewife Scientist Actor Mechanic Engineer Mechanic Secretary Bulldozer Driver Engineer Housewife Rich IBM operator Farmer Secretary Engineer Secretary Secretary Engineer Florist Actor Nurse Housewife Mechanic A man Mechanic Bank work Apprentice Secretary Laborer Secretary Farmer Grain buyer Farmer Librarian Airline Hostess Housewife Crane operator Med. Technician CHARACTERISTIC Talking about cars Losing assignments Bald head Forgetting things Wearing turtle-neck sweaters Wavy hair Hot Temper Glasses Being busy Driving hot rods Being out of gas Forgetting school at 3:29 Always typing Needing a shave Overdue book reports Late for school Being slow Black hair Losing pencils Reliability Forgetfulne s s Writing letters Brown eyes No money Promptness Being quiet Being quiet Talking Incomplete work Being ornery Winking Fluttering Laziness Giggling Day dreaming Getting a date on time Crazy haircuts Losing books Getting work done Always late Talking Long hair Giving teachers trouble Forgetting things

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Class Will We, the Senior Class of 1957, of the clty of Elmwood, county of Peoria, and state of Illinois, being of sound mind and memo- ry do hereby make, publish, and declare this to be our last will and testament, hereby revoking any will or wills heretofore made by us. ARTICLE I We, the senior class of nineteen hundred and flfty-seven, do will and bequeath to our beloved faculty one gross of crying towels, for after we leave. ARTICLE II We, the senlor class, do will and bequeath our many busy days and activities of our senior year to the junlors. To the sophomores we leave our school spirit. To the freshmen we leave our ability to yell at pep rallies. ARTICLE III ' I, Blll Andrews, do will and bequeath my membership in the Hot Rod Club to Mary Ann Emry. I, Malcolm Bollinger, do will and bequeath my over abundant crop of hair to Jeareal Gravitt. I, Jerry Blakenship, do will and bequeath my safe-driving awards and good conduct medals to Eileen Wagner. I, Vernon Broadfleld, do will and bequeath my cheerleading ability to Kenny Archibald. I, Ronnie Brooks, do will and bequeath my liars license to anyone who can pass the test. I, Evert Cape, leave my singlng ability of Elvis' songs to Vernon Hauk. I, Marilyn Cochran, do will and bequeath my car to whomever can keep lt running. I, Rlchard Coon, do wlll and bequeath my pickup truck to Jackle Miles. I, Ronald Coon, leave my nickname Tombstone to anyone who will have it. I, Ed Cosby, do wlll and bequeath my hot car to whomever can fix lt up. I, Doug Coulter, leave my ability to play basketball to Elizabeth Talley. 1, John Davis, leave my freshman glrl friends to boys in the junior class. I, Judie Davis, do wlll and bequeath my motorcycle to Mr. Stamp. I, Floyd Dunham, do will and bequeath my jokebook to Bobby Parker. I, Gerald Eccles, leave my way with girls to Jack Trowbridge. I, Sharon Ekena, do will and bequeath my diamond to Pat Patterson. I, Vlrglnia Ekena, leave my long legs to Margo Yarger. R I, Rowena Geeseman, leave my sewing ablllty to Lou Ann Hoover. I, Bob Groeper, leave my ablllty to be the last one off the bus to George Cusack. I, Janet Harlan, leave my sense of humor to Sandra Fincham. I, Karen Kleen, leave my college boy friend to Kay Wlndlsh. I, Tom Kilpatrick, leave my ability to stay out of trouble to Bruce Howard. I, Betty Largent, leave my long bus ride to Wayne Dalton. I, Stewart Lewis, leave my extra weight to Larry Mlles. I, Violet Lewis, leave my ability to go with one boy for three years to Mary Newcomb. I, Larry McCoy, do will and bequeath my flattop to Jim Sherlock. I, Catherine McIntyre, leave my qulet ways to Mary Miles. I, Joyce Nelson, do will and bequeath my over abundant supply of Kleenex to Patty Boice. I, Larry Page, leave my irregular attendance at school to Dexter Harkness. I. Sonny Patterson, do will and bequeath my Elvis Presley side-burns to Jim Moravek. I, Dale Patton, leave my dimples to Sandra Cochran. I, Mary Etta Pettow, leave my natural blonde hair to Nancy Runyon. I, Larry Proctor, do will and bequeath my enormous wad of gum to Nancy Glenn. I, Judy Purcell, leave my constant giggling to Sheila Cusack, because I don't think she giggles enough. I, Blll Robinson, leave my ability to get 'straight A's ln English to Bobby Whitney. I, Carol Smlth, leave my morning trip to W1lson's for coffee and donuts to Ralph Geeseman. I, Claude Spellman, do will and bequeath Mary Etta to anyone who thinks he can get along with her without flghtlng, but on second thought I think I'll take her with me. I, Maurice Stambaugh, leave my farming ability to Randy Snider. 1, Jlm Strappe, do will and bequeath my beagle hounds to anyone who is rich enough to feed them. I, Beverly Tanner, leave my Peoria school loyalty to Tom Lapsley. I, Mary Ann Vance, leave my old boy friends to Bessie Brown. I, Judy Van Dusen, leave my long hair to Linda Chapman. I, Joyce Webber, leave my tiny feet and natural curly halr to Janet Freerking. I, John Wllson, do will and bequeath my statue of Elvis Presley to Judy McCoy. WITNESSES: -------- Q President, Class of '57 Vice-President, Class of '57

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,.rF,.., L., .. PASTIME Watching TV Flirting with girls Sports Girls Shop Reading Hillbilly music Spending money Music Sports Bowling Girls or. cars Motorcycling Giving people trouble Girls Baby-sitting Day dreaming Sewing Loafing Wasting gas Swimming Singing Swimming Bowling Traveling Day dreaming Reading Reading Working on cars Ornery Working on rods Pop Records Dates Dancing Working Horseback Riding Working on cars Riding horses' backs Girls Bopping 6. Singing Dancing Watching TV Errands for teachers Reading Favorite EXPRESSION What's that make me? Noodle s ! That' s right. Hot dang, you all I swear. Another day, another A. Hi, dad. I can't see it! I didn't say that. Big deal, Lucille. Oh, that's all right. More or less. Girls! Girls! Girls! How about that, Vance? Not really. I don't give a care. Bless it! Quit yer bellyakinl Oh, nuts! Oh, that's all right. Oh, Crumb. I didn't know that. Oh Crumb. Shoot! That'll be the day Haven't seen you in How about that! Oh, my gosh! Don't know do you? Let me see. That'll be the day. Oh! Brother. Oh no! ! Yawn Oh Cow! Yea Huh ? Pay Attention! Lots of time. I don't know. Heck with it. Good Grief. a Coon's age. How about that old jazz? Oh Shoot! Got one. Ieepers COLOR Blue Yellow Yellow Blue Yellow Turquoise Green Aqua Red Red Yellow Green Red Red Blue Blue Lavender Blue Green Blue White Brown Turquoise Blue Pink Blue Pink Pink Green Black Blue Blue Blue Green Blue Blue Blonde Brown Green Blue Blue Pink Green Blue FOOD Ice Cream Cheeseburgers Chicken Pizza Chicken Pumpkin Pie Turtle Pizza Pickles Shrimp Ice Cream Chicken Baloney Apple Pie Ice Cream Food Watermelon Steak Pie Cheeseburgers Cherry Pie Shrimp Cherry Pie Chicken Whipped Cream Steak Chocolate Cake Bar B Q's Shrimp Steak Chicken Hamburgers C. Shakes Pizza Banana Splits Chocolate Cake Chicken Steak Hamburgers Ravioli Pizza Pizza Peach pie Popcorn